Goniasteridae

Classification

Genera in Goniasteridae

• Metopaster — 60 species: Metopaster albocervus, Metopaster alexiae, Metopaster altus, Metopaster andreae, Metopaster angulatus, Metopaster bezanconi, Metopaster bignoti, Metopaster bromleyi
• Nymphaster — 28 species: Nymphaster alcocki, Nymphaster arduennensis, Nymphaster arenatus, Nymphaster arthrocnemis, Nymphaster atopus, Nymphaster coombii, Nymphaster diomedeae, Nymphaster dolmeni
• Ceramaster — 19 species: Ceramaster arcticus, Ceramaster australis, Ceramaster bowersi, Ceramaster brandenensis, Ceramaster clarki, Ceramaster glasbyi, Ceramaster granularis, Ceramaster grenadensis
• Mediaster — 19 species: Mediaster aequalis, Mediaster arcuatus, Mediaster australiensis, Mediaster bairdi, Mediaster boardmani, Mediaster brachiatus, Mediaster capensis, Mediaster gartrelli
• Calliaster — 18 species: Calliaster acanthodes, Calliaster baccatus, Calliaster chaos, Calliaster childreni, Calliaster corynetes, Calliaster elegans, Calliaster erucaradiatus, Calliaster euphylacteum
• Fromia — 17 species: Fromia armata, Fromia balansae, Fromia balanse, Fromia eusticha, Fromia ghardaqana, Fromia hadracantha, Fromia heffernani, Fromia hemiopla
• Comptoniaster — 15 species: Comptoniaster adamsi, Comptoniaster basseti, Comptoniaster berthandi, Comptoniaster comptoni, Comptoniaster destombesi, Comptoniaster godeti, Comptoniaster jangouxi, Comptoniaster meyeri
• Goniodiscaster — 15 species: Goniodiscaster acanthodes, Goniodiscaster aegis, Goniodiscaster australiae, Goniodiscaster bicolor, Goniodiscaster foraminatus, Goniodiscaster forficulatus, Goniodiscaster granuliferus, Goniodiscaster insignis
• Pycinaster — 15 species: Pycinaster angustatus, Pycinaster boulei, Pycinaster corbaricus, Pycinaster cornutus, Pycinaster crassus, Pycinaster danicus, Pycinaster grignonensis, Pycinaster humilis
• Hippasteria — 13 species: Hippasteria antiqua, Hippasteria californica, Hippasteria capstonei, Hippasteria falklandica, Hippasteria heathi, Hippasteria imperialis, Hippasteria leiopelta, Hippasteria lepidonotus
• Calliderma — 12 species: Calliderma atagensis, Calliderma emma, Calliderma juigneti, Calliderma laevis, Calliderma lamberti, Calliderma latum, Calliderma moreaui, Calliderma mosaicum
• Chomataster — 12 species: Chomataster acules, Chomataster alseni, Chomataster briezh, Chomataster brunnichi, Chomataster humilis, Chomataster ornatus, Chomataster praecursor, Chomataster rectus
• Crateraster — 12 species: Crateraster anchylus, Crateraster compactus, Crateraster debrisi, Crateraster dubusi, Crateraster favosus, Crateraster fourayae, Crateraster multiplacus, Crateraster poritoides
• Neoferdina — 12 species: Neoferdina annae, Neoferdina antigorum, Neoferdina cumingi, Neoferdina gigantea, Neoferdina glyptodisca, Neoferdina insolita, Neoferdina japonica, Neoferdina kuhli
• Astroceramus — 11 species: Astroceramus boninensis, Astroceramus brachyactis, Astroceramus cadessus, Astroceramus callimorphus, Astroceramus denticulatus, Astroceramus eldredgei, Astroceramus eleaumei, Astroceramus fisheri
• Evoplosoma — 11 species: Evoplosoma augusti, Evoplosoma claguei, Evoplosoma forcipifera, Evoplosoma nizinskiae, Evoplosoma nuku, Evoplosoma scorpio, Evoplosoma tasmanica, Evoplosoma timorensis
• Pillsburiaster — 11 species: Pillsburiaster annandalei, Pillsburiaster aoteanus, Pillsburiaster calvus, Pillsburiaster cuenoti, Pillsburiaster doderleini, Pillsburiaster ernesti, Pillsburiaster geographicus, Pillsburiaster indutilis
• Recurvaster — 11 species: Recurvaster antemammillatus, Recurvaster blackmorei, Recurvaster communis, Recurvaster echinatus, Recurvaster gibber, Recurvaster lorioli, Recurvaster mammillatus, Recurvaster migrans
• Rosaster — 11 species: Rosaster alexandri, Rosaster attenuatus, Rosaster bipunctus, Rosaster cassidatus, Rosaster confinis, Rosaster endilius, Rosaster florifer, Rosaster mamillatus
• Anthenoides — 10 species: Anthenoides cristatus, Anthenoides dubius, Anthenoides epixanthus, Anthenoides granulosus, Anthenoides laevigatus, Anthenoides lithosorus, Anthenoides marleyi, Anthenoides peircei
• Circeaster — 9 species: Circeaster americanus, Circeaster helenae, Circeaster kristinae, Circeaster loisettae, Circeaster loisetteae, Circeaster magdalenae, Circeaster marcelli, Circeaster pullus
• Comptonia — 9 species: Comptonia bruni, Comptonia comptoni, Comptonia elegans, Comptonia fourtaui, Comptonia soullansensis, Comptonia stelcki, Comptonia thierryi, Comptonia wightensis
• Sphaeriodiscus — 9 species: Sphaeriodiscus ammophilus, Sphaeriodiscus biomaglo, Sphaeriodiscus bourgeti, Sphaeriodiscus ganae, Sphaeriodiscus inaequalis, Sphaeriodiscus irritatus, Sphaeriodiscus maui, Sphaeriodiscus mirabilis
• Nectria — 8 species: Nectria humilis, Nectria macrobrachia, Nectria multispina, Nectria ocellata, Nectria ocellifera, Nectria pedicelligera, Nectria saoria, Nectria wilsoni
• Ophryaster — 8 species:
• Pentagonaster — 8 species:
• Lithosoma — 7 species:
• Stellaster — 7 species:
• Cladaster — 6 species:
• Goniaster — 6 species:
• Kanakaster — 6 species:
• Trachyaster — 6 species:
• Astrogonium — 5 species:
• Bathyceramaster — 5 species:
• Ferdina — 5 species:
• Plinthaster — 5 species:
• Teichaster — 5 species:
• Caletaster — 4 species:
• Chitonaster — 4 species:
• Iconaster — 4 species:
• Litonotaster — 4 species:
• Pseudoceramaster — 4 species:
• Stellasteropsis — 4 species:
• Eknomiaster — 3 species:
• Glyphodiscus — 3 species:
• Notioceramus — 3 species:
• Noviaster — 3 species:
• Paraferdina — 3 species:
• Peltaster — 3 species:
• Pergamaster — 3 species:
• Pulcinellaster — 3 species:
• Sibogaster — 3 species:
• Tosia — 3 species:
• Tylasteria — 3 species:
• Apollonaster — 2 species:
• Atheraster — 2 species:
• Bathyferdina — 2 species:
• Forbesiaster — 2 species:
• Gilbertaster — 2 species:
• Haccourtaster — 2 species:
• Milteliphaster — 2 species:
• Mitraster — 2 species:
• Ocalaster — 2 species:
• Parametopaster — 2 species:
• Spenceraster — 2 species:
• Tessellaster — 2 species:
• Akelbaster — 1 species:
• Anchitosia — 1 species:
• Asteriaceros — 1 species:
• Astropatricia — 1 species:
• Atelorias — 1 species:
• Bugarachaster — 1 species:
• Ceremaster — 1 species:
• Codellaster — 1 species:
• Cymbaster — 1 species:
• Diplasiaster — 1 species:
• Enigmaster — 1 species:
• Eosaster — 1 species:
• Eratosaster — 1 species:
• Floriaster — 1 species:
• Fredaster — 1 species:
• Gigantaster — 1 species:
• Hessaster — 1 species:
• Huroeaster — 1 species:
• Indiaster — 1 species:
• Iphiaster — 1 species:
• Johannaster — 1 species:
• Kermitaster — 1 species:
• Leioastra — 1 species:
• Leptaster — 1 species:
• Leptogonium — 1 species:
• Lydiaster — 1 species:
• Mabahissaster — 1 species:
• Mariaster — 1 species:
• Marocaster — 1 species:
• Mastaster — 1 species:
• Miopentagonaster — 1 species:
• Ogmaster — 1 species:
• Okeanosaster — 1 species:
• Oyenaster — 1 species:
• Pachyaster — 1 species:
• Pawsonaster — 1 species:
• Peedeeaster — 1 species:
• Pontioceramus — 1 species:
• Progoniaster — 1 species:
• Pseudogoniodiscaster — 1 species:
• Ryukuaster — 1 species:
• Siraster — 1 species:
• Sphaeriodicus — 1 species:
• Sthenaster — 1 species:
• Styphlaster — 1 species:
• Sucia — 1 species:
• Talecaster — 1 species:
• Tesselaster — 1 species:
• Tomidaster — 1 species:
• Toraster — 1 species:
• Wallastra — 1 species:
• Weitschataster — 1 species:
• Cenomanaster
• Cottreauaster

Showing the 120 genera with the most species records held.

Source and Attribution

Taxonomic rank data on this page is drawn from the GBIF Backbone Taxonomy, doi.org/10.15468/39omei, GBIF Secretariat, licensed CC BY 4.0. Member-species counts are counts of records held in the Sanctum species index, not a claim of completeness for the family.